Hi Richard - ---snip---
> > > What should I do next? > > you have to install a whole bunch of stuff > > apt-get install guile-2.0-dev libaubio-dev portaudio19-dev libfftw3-dev > libgtk-3-dev libxml2-dev automake libtool libgtksourceview-3.0-dev > libfluidsynth-dev autoconf libsmf-dev autopoint librsvg2-dev > libportmidi-dev libsndfile1-dev libevince-dev librsvg2-dev > librubberband-dev intltool gtk-doc-tools > > and then > > /autogen.sh && ./configure && make && ./src/denemo > > as above. Thanks very much for the list of packages and the instructions. I'll get to it soon. > > Overnight I've been mulling this over and one thing to check is to > export the Print View using the PDF button and then fire up your pdf > viewer on the resultant pdf file. This should then show the links when > hovering over a note. The default pdf viewer on my system is "atril" > and it does show the links, but if your viewer is "evince" and does not > show the links then that would indicate the problem is with libevince. > Coincidentally someone submitted a patch for linking Denemo to libatril > recently which didn't get applied because there wasn't any guarantee > that the program would work with that alternative library (and even if > it did, just changing the names would be pointless). It may be > opportune to look at this again. After all, there must be some reason > that Debian has a libatril package... > > Richard I exported the Print View with the PDF button, and when I view it in Okular (I'm using KDE) the links for text, dynamics, and notes do show when I hover over them. Robert
